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Newspaper Page Textin ya; lump load,: 3 279 jess Shoes BRINGING HOW lb ' ) NOVIN'.. JAPEI5? Market News I Livestock. PORTLAND. Ore., July 3. Cattle, steers 25c lower; cows weak, calves .fiOc higher; receipts 1,017. Choice steers 7.75?8.60; medium to good S6.757.75; fair to medium 0 ffp 0.76; common to lair $Q.50G; choice cows and heifers' tO.25fl.7B;' medium to good $5.260.25; fair to medium $4. 60 5.25; .common cows 3 . 5 0 if i) , 4.50;. canners .$3. 25193.50;' bulls S3. 75 S 0; -choice feeders $55.75; fair to good - $4-6; . choice dairy calves $8.509; prime light $868.SO; med ium' light $7.50S8;- heavy 5iS7.60. Hogs 15 40c -- higher; . receipts 1,078. , . Prime light $ 1 1.50 12 : smooth heavy 230 to 300 pounds $11 311.25; 300 pounds and up S 10 '5 1 1 ; rough heavy $8 9.50; feeder pigs $12 12.26; fat pigs . $11.50(911.75!. stags. $58. . , . .. Sheep.' steady; receipts '. 609. Spring lambs $8.60.25; medium $7.60ffp8.60; common $67.60; culls $r6;, light yearlings $7B8; heavy $7B8; light wethers $66; heavy $46;- ewes $2(85. . AH grades of sheared sheep 1.50 3Z : under-, wool prices;.- ' ' Butter PORTLAND, Ore':,' July 3. Butter firm advance likely. Extra cubes 35 (fPSBc; undergrades 32fg)34c; car tons 41c: prints 40c. Butterfat No. , 1 churning cream 41c fob Portland; undergrades 38c. IN.' Y. Stocks .American Beet Sugar American Can American Car & Foundry, v.. . American Hide & Leather pfd. American Locomotive . American Smelting & Itef'g. , American Sugar j American Sumatra Tobacco. . . . American T. & T, .......... American Tobacco American Woolen . . 46.5 40.5 102. 5 07 112 69.3 78 ' 39.5 120.2 141.6 87.7 51.2 .Anaconda Copper Atchisoni 99.2 Atl., Gulf & W. Indies. ...... .. 37.5 Baldwin , Locomotive :...',..,. 113.7 Baltimore & Ohio '..-...-,'.. ... 48.8 Bethlehem tSeel "B".... 70.1 Canadian Pacific ,'.'.'......,. 138 " Central -Leather 37.7 Chandler Motors 09.6 Chesapeake & Ohio ........ . 66. 0 Chicago, Mil. and St'. .Paul-... . . 26 Chicago,. R. I. & Pac 43 China Copper ...'.'v.... 29.2 Colorado Fuel & Iron. . . ... . . . . 28.7 Corn Products . . .... . . . . Jl02 Crucible ) Steel 73 Erie ;'.! 15.2 Famous iPlayers-Lasky ...... . 80.3 General Asphalt 64.7 General -Electric ....v.; 165.7 Gpneml Motors 14.1 Goodrich' Co. . . 39.1 Greatt Northern, pfd 77.6 Illinois' Central 106 i Inspiration Copper . 39.3 International Harvester ...... 99.5 - , ' I p. Int. Med. Marino pfd.'. 73.6 Bb ! International Paper 40.5 Invincible Oil 14.8 Kelly-Sprlngfield Tire 47.2 Kennecott Copper . iv.- . 34.1 Louisville & Nashville 121 Mexican 'Petroleum 177.5 Miami Copper 28 Middle States Oil 13.7 Mldvale Steel 33.6 Missouri Pacific :.. 21 New York Central 94.8 N. Y.J N. H. and Hartford.... 29.6 Norfolk & Western ; 107.1 Northern Pacific 75 Oklahoma Prod. & Ref 3 Pacific Oil ...j 66.2 Pan American Petroleum 78. Pennsylvania -' 42.5 People's i' Gas .' .81.6 Pure Oil 30.6 Ray Consolidated Copper 16 Reading' 70 Rep. Iron & Steel 70.7 Royal Dutch, N. Y. 68.7 Sears ' Roebuck 75.2 Sinclair Con. Oil 31.6 Southern Pacltto 89 Southern Railway 23.3 Standard Oil of N. J 180.7 Studebaker Corporation ...... 128.5 Tennessee Copper 10.3 Texas Co 47.2 g Texas & i Pacific 27 M Tobacco ' Products 79 it Transcontinental Oil 14.7 H Unlop' Pacific ti 139 PEBIi FTOERAIj HOME At Your Berries Dai or Nuzbt Information firalafty OtfOn. Cor Oth and Oak dale "4 IH UP FATHER MOVING- aus NOTION L.E United Retail Stores ......... 66 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 5 United States Rubber 62 7 United States Steel 98.5 Utah Cupper 63 Westinghouse Electric 58.5 Willys Overland 8.5 American Zinc, Lead and Sm. 17 Butte and Superior 27.6 Cala. Petroleum 01.2 Montanaa Power ............ 69 Shattuck Arizona 9.7 Gt. Nor. Ore 39 Court News, (Furnished by the Jackson' "County i Abstract Co.) '. -. Marriage Licenses . Glen Wc-rtte Hue Albert end Essie May Whaley. " " .' Wayman W. Bergman and' Clara, L. Walsh. "' ' v. "'"' Circuit Court : 1 ' Earl H. Fehl et al vb. City of Med ford. Order. C. W. McFadden vs. Rogue River Valley Canal Co-. Answer - : State vs; K. Suzuki. ' Transcript of judgment. State VS. Jerry Barnes. Transcript of judgment. ' ' k State vs. C. H. Overly. Transcript of docket. Probate Court Est. Virginia Fales. Affidavit. Real Estate Transfers ' Chris Keegan et ux to 'Lewis Ulrlch, M int. in E lot 0, blk. 2, Jacksonville 1 Dorathula Noah to W. R. Walk er et ux, lot 6, blk. 26, Gold Hill 1 Michael Chavner et al to W.- R. Walker et ux, lots 5, 6, 7, blk. 26, Gold Hill 1 Michael Chavner to C. B. Wat son, pt. lot 1, blk. 16, Gold Hill 1 Michael Chavner to Katlierine J. Kellogg, lot 12, blk. 16, Gold Hill 1 Eliz. Tou Velle et vir to L. A. Salade. pt. D. L. C. 59, tp. 3C, S. It. 2 W 10 Lena Hlgglns to Roy Hlgglns, ' lots 1, 2, 8, 9, blk. 52, Summit Addition to Ashland : 1 Alice Jane Pace et vir to Joseph N. Pace et .ux, NE 125 ft. lots 3 and 4, blk. "H", Talent.... 10 J. H. Gustine et ux to Augusta C. Fernlund, W of NW& 'sec. 5, H& of NEtt, SE- ' ot NE sec. 6, tp. 36, S. R. 2 E... ' 10 SIX UNIONS OUTLAWED (Continued from page one) road to extricate itself from the strike. This policy would not be altered it maintenance of way men should join the shop crafts unions. It was declared. With 4,500 locomotives and more than 100,000 cars In re- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO USED CAR BARGAINS A Ford Truck with new rubber. A snap at $325.00 1921 Ford Touring, only run a few hundred miles. ' Only $450.00 A Maxwell for $225.00 An Overland 90 at only $325.00, . with new , paint. . BUSY CORNER : MOTOR CO. MAIN & RIVERSIDE AVE. 1 1 Medford, Ore." '. roCDFORD STRIP' TRIBUNE, CrVN'T "XOU -I VORK?.. PLETSTX OF )T EiOT MX vyiFE wots'T serve, association chiefs asserted that '.'the situation could not possibly be come as acute as the one which pre vailed during the switchmen's strike of 1920, when all equipment was In a dilapidated condition.' ' Maintenance of way men are near ly 100 per cent unskilled, it was de clared. Recruits to take the jobs of the 230,000 union men contemplat ing a strike, could bo recruited from the "floating army of unemployed." WagcH KvplulniMl . CHICAGO, July 3. The cut ot about $135,000,000 in the wages of some 1,200,000" railroad : employes which became effective at the same time that a ten per cent cut in freight rates' amounting to about $400,000, 000 went into effect, still leaves hourly wages measured in actual buy ing power-above the wages of De cember, 1917, Just before government control,' according' tofigures com piled' by the United States railroad labor board. ' " ''' ' " Machinists who belong ; to the shop crafts which have ' gone on strike were cut 7 cents an hoar. They averaged 77.3 cents and now aver age '70.3 cents. Iri-1917 'the 'rate was' 50.0, the new hour rate being '39 per cent higher. Cost of living, accord ing to labor board figures, is 17 per cent higher than in December, 1917. The board figures the new hourly rate for machinists 19 per ceh great er in real purchasing power than in December, 1917. j Car. men cut 9 cents an hour, now have an average hourly wage of 64.4 cents, as compared with 37.7 cents an hour in December, 1917, the board's figures show. This repre sents a. net increase of 71 per cent in cash and an advance of 45.7 per cent in equal purchasing power of the hourly wage, the board maintains. By a similar mathematical process the increase of machinists is figured aa seven per cent. The $135,000,000 wage cut made effective July 1, is divided as fol- lbws: Clerical and station forces $24, 336,317. Maintenance of way, structural and unskilled forces $48,898,873. ' Shop employes $59,669,347. Stationary engine and boiler room employes $551,954. i Signal department employes $1, 582,428. ' .' . Total $134,988,919. The national industrial confer ence board has made a comparison of the new wage rates with those in 1914, using its own cost of living in dex. It places the average earnings of the four main groups which had their wages cut at about 19 per cent higher than ' in 1914, measured in buying power. OBITUARY EPPERSON Anna Idella Epperson died at the home of her son William Henry, 309 Nortli Riverside,, July 1st, aged 61 years one month. Born in Vermont, June 1, 1861. She had been a resident ot the state for 32 years, and of Jackson county seven years. " She leaves two Sons, William Henry, Med ford, Ore;, and George Henry, Marsh field, Ore., and four daughters, Mrs. S. J. Boussum, Medford, Ore.,'. Mrs. John Turbough, Sumnar; Wash.', Mrs. Harry Cotter, Puyallup, WaBh., ' Mrs. Harry Tibbiis, Myrtle Creek, Ore. Also eighteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church, Jack sonville, Monday,- July 3, at 2:30 p. m. Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett, officiating. Interment in Jacksonville cemetery. Services in charge of the Perl Funeral Home. DENTON The funeral services for Harold Allen Denton, the 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Denton ot Eagle Point who was killed by an auto mobile June '30, will be held at the Congregational : chirrch ' Wednesday morning at 10 a. m. Interment in Medford I. O. O. F. ceinetery. Relatives have arrived from Yakima, Wash.,' to attend the services. Funeral arrange- MEDFORD GRANTS PASS BARGAIN IN BUSINESS CONFECTIONERY," TOBACbbi LIGHT GROCERIES, MAHOG ANY BAR AND BACK BAR, lovely booths, beautifully dccoratMl, miiHlc ami dancing room. Elegant fixtures. Doing nice biutlnvsH. Owner will sacrifice. ' .' ; . - , ' '. .: - ,- . , Small In vestment will consider some trade. FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY f Medford Building, Medford, Oregon 4-MOST TOWNS OREfiOX, MONDAY, JULY ?, ' 1922 ' YOU COME TO "bEE ME TOMORROW-I'LL do it: THE EAiLE 1922 by Intl. ments in charge of the Perl Funeral Home. --"- ' ADVERTISING RATES ' - " ' ' '" Classified Two cents word first insertion; one cent word each subsequent insertion. 1 ' Locals lOo line per insertion; 4 by the week, 7 times, 5c per line per day. ' ' : " ' ' In both cf above count 6 words to a line unless long words, and then 5 Tfords to a line. Count For Sale, Wanted, etc., also each initial, telephone number, etc., are counted as a word. . Display 35 to 60o per Inch per Insertion. . . Rates cash In advance. ' HELP WANTED Male and Female WANTED Apple thinners. Meet Ford truck' Davidson s Cigar Store, cor. Main and Fir Sts., 6:30 a. m. 88 WANTED Married couple for ranch work; no children. Mail Tribune, Box 100. ' tf WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Mechanic with six years experience, wishes positionMn shop or driving truck or tractor. Address Box 57, Mall Tribune. ! . 93 WANTED General housework. Phone ' 351-Y. 88 WANTED ITEliP TEMAIiE WANTED Waitress. Hotel Medford. Call, do not phone. WANTED Typist, for general office - work.- care f: oi'liox iu(b, Meurorn r- ,. ." . SO 1 ) WANTED A reliable woman for gen eral housework. ' Apply IB Geneva , St. 1-hone 817. 89 HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Men for construction work jon irrigation project near -Medford. Wages $3.60 per day for eight hours. Rogue Valley Canal Co. . t. . 91 WANTED Men for woods.. Sawmill, lumber yard and box factory. Good opportunities for advancement for : steady men. Fruitgrowers Supply ; Co., Hilt, Calif. ' WANTED Man for orchard work. Phone 597-J-8. ' - . WANTED N1SUMjLATEOCS WANTED Twelve to fourteen head ' young sound Work horses weighing . ' seventeen hundred or more. M. D. Olds. ' 1 ;' ' 91 WANTED Pasture for 20 head of .' young bulls. M. F. Hanley. ; ; 88 WANTED Will pay cash - for hides : and pelts. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St.. Phone 97..1 "' 109 WANTED To buy twolhorse fresno. Phone 314-Y. -1 B WANTED Client wants ; $3000 for. three years at six per cent; gilt edge real estate security. Bennett Invest ment Co: j ' tf WANTED To buy $2000 or $3000 Lib erty bonds.' Address H H, care Man Tribune. ' tf WANTED To buy thirty hogs about 80 lbs. 597-J-3. t WANTED Second-hand sacks. Bring them In and turn them into cash. Monarch Seed Co., 317 E. Main. WANTED 250 lawn mower owners to have their mowers sharpened. Lib erty Repair Shop. 80 WANTED Modern 6 or 8 room house on or near paving. P. O. Box 1094, Medford. - tf- WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf' FOR BENT HOCSKKEEKLNG ROOMS FOR RENT Modern housekeeping rooms. 345 N. Bartlett. Phone 753-M. ' - - 1 92 ASHLAND KLAMATH FALLS M a BOUT&JCRN OBKOOR YOU -MR LAGNDPor- Feature Service. Inc. FOJ.t KENT BOUSES FOR RENT Houses, lirown & White. ' " ' '' '"' tf FOH RENT Why rent? Buy Medtord . Home. Pay like rent. Gold Kay . Keulty Co. ' , '. FOH' RENT House, three rooms and bath. Also garage for one car, cioso in. Call 915. ' - ' ' FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished Bleeping and housekeeping rooms, . . plastered, clean, close In. 'Oil. N. Bai tlett., 90 FOR RENT Suite of rooms with bath. 121 N. Grape. 1 88 FOli RENT Sleeping and housekeep ing rooms; also single housekeeping room. 15 N. Grape. ' FOR RENT Furnished Bleeping . rooms, hot and cold water, garage in ' connection. 124 King St., one block , from Library. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT July 1st, modern fur nished, cool upartment In Mali Tri bune building, built-in features, new ly painted and tinted, hot and cold wateiv electricity, gas, etc. It you want an up-to-date apartment in a splendid -location better call or phone at once. No children. tf FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Fine light,, large store, 1 35' Front1 St., ' $76. - Inquire- Clarion ' Office. - '' r' ,' ' 89 lioax LOST Note book with list of names in of Medford Athletic Association Return to 'Mall Tribune. ' ' 89 FOUND FOUND Pair of driving. gloves. Jack , son Hot Springs. .Owner can have same by paying for this ad. ," 88 TAKEN UP TAKEN UP And put in pound, one ' gray burro with bell attached; also igray horse.. Owner may have by paying charges! Call Chief of Police. MONEY TO LOAN BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD Money loaned and good ranches for sale by i J. B. Andrews, Investment Broker, 31 N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. , FARM MORTGAGES Medford Farm .Loan' Association, r F. P. Furreii, i Secy.-Treas., 220 W. Main St. .. ' I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ' ; FOR' SALE Must sell' poultry busi ness. Phone 596-H. - .. "112 FOR SALE The busiest shop in town, on account ot leaving. Phone 261-J. FOR SALET-Grocery store. For better information write or-see Herman Odone, Grenada Hotel,' Calif. . 88 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1918 Ford trnck. ready to work, $175, terms. King St.! Garage. f . .. - - :'- - .. . 93 FOR SALE 191 J Page 4-passenger .' qar, in running order. Three good ' tires, also extra motor, ; radiator, gears, springs - and ' other parts. Would make good buy. $75 If taken at' once. H. B. Jones, 370-X noon or . evenings. ' ' '' ' ' :" 89 FOR SALE 1918 Ford truck, ready to work, iift. terms given, aee ltuy Toft, King St. Garage. ' ' ' ' ," FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One brood sow. She will farrow first week, ot September. Phone 132-L.. ' , . .' ;' 90 FOR SALE Work horse, extra good, 1250 lbs. Phone 591-R-l. . ,t FOR SALE Puppies, great watch .and companion dogs. Phone 591-R-l. FOR SALE Fine family Jersey cow. Phone 28-J-3. s'-- " FOR RAI.R Hnw.. hAavv milker.- four ' fearB old. J. B. Yarbrough, Griffin ' Creek. ; ....: i. ai .." FOR SALE Cheap, dandy saddle pony, absolutely gentle. - Phono 591-R-l. ' J 2 FOR SALE 12 'A-l fresh milk cows also year old Jersey bull. Will sell separately. M. Walsh, 1 mile NE of Medford on Crater Lake road, so Auditing. JfSTEM Plnsuraruce M. P. HOICMm. MI. Phnito Mt " Ilberty BMg S Accounting ERVICEIO: lrvestmeitsf By George m' ' "1 BUT l OON'T n KNOW AtSTHIN ( iABOOT VAHIN' -' FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Motorcycle for cow. Box 82, Mail Tribune. ,. . 91 FOR SALE RKAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT Very desirable . bungalow. Some furniture for sale. Immediate possession, Location 322 ,' S. Newtown. Phone 34-H. 90 FOR SALE Or will trade for car, two lots With 14x20 garage fixed up as living quarters; 12x40 chicken house j Concrete foundation in for- a house. Also a good garden. 801 S. Newtown. FOR SALE OR RENT Modern house, five rooms, slooping porch, yard and fruit. Inquire 14(1 S. Ivy St. ' 90 TOR SALE Well improved 35 acre apple and penr orchard. Fair price, long terms. -For lease in connection 25 acres alfalfa. Address Owner, care Mall Tribune. , . .' 88 FOR BALE Houses and bungalows, furnlshod or unfurnished;, also acreage. Insurance. C. S. Buttorfleld, Medford National Bank Bldg., Phone 389. :r: ' .-' t -. iv . FOR SALE Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up, 1 aore tracts and up. Easy terms. Near hlghwajr.'' Oold Ray Realty Co; Phone 728-R or. 134-Y.. ., j j FOR SALE-r-Good 400 acre stock and grain ranch' cheap. AddreBs Owner, care Mail Tribune.1, ' 88 FOR SALE OR TRADE 11 room fur nished house close In, fine location, . nice home and good Income. Bargain. Must sell. Call,' evenings. 'Phono . 403-M. . . , . .. '.' ,. . , 93 FOR SALE Property 237 E. Ninth, end ot S. Bartlett.' P. O. Box 649. 97 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Sideboard, chairs, stoves I and tables. Call .evenings, 403-M. . 90 FOR SALE Single bed with springs and mattrass, one steel range with water coil, 'one 'kitchen table, one fumed --'oak library- table- and wood and' coal hentlng stove;. All practi cally new except heating stove. In quire at 618 W.' Jackson St. - 93 FOR SALE-Enamel bed suite., 35 Crater Lake Ave. Phone 066-Y. 89. FOR SALE '1 h. p. Stpvor engine and two-(ncli - centrifugal , pump. ' Ready to run. Call 11, B Janes 370-X noon or evenings.-1. - . ( -,. . 89 FOR SALE Gas . stove, $5.00. Call COTM .... ... .- .i . ,. A FOR SALE Sheep. Sqe Will Gentry, one mue east ot toio, aiso wants pasture for sheop, '"- , , 90 FOR SALE -Homstltchlng and picot- . ing attachments-fits any machine. Price $2.00. Economy Sales Co., 603 N. Fir St. Phone 278-M; ' 88 FOR SALE Sideboard, beds, . chairs, . tables,- kitchen cabinet ar.d range. , 403-M.,-: ... ',. r . 88 FOR SALE Cheap,, one ,3rh. p. Fair- uanks-jviorse gaa engine pracucany new. F. E. Merrick, Nat Bldg... . tf FOR- SALEqpd; Philadelphia, lawn mower, may qe seen ai oui.d. tiony st -" ' .-'" ':'- i'tt FOR SALE 100 tons good clean high- grade coal. $14 a ton at bin.' Air ' compressors . and , jack. ..hammers. , K..1C y. canal Co, FOR SALE A-No. 1 olean -alfalfa hay. , oruer. you winter s Buppiy. tuiinor jllanloy Bush, i: Phone, 902. 826 E. 'Main., -.-sr'-i.' : ' tf BUSINESS DTKECTORT Abstractors ' MURRAY BROS. & VAN .V0RI8 Abstracts Of Title. : Rooms 3 and 5, No. 22 North . Central Ave., np ulrs, . . "" Jackson Oonnty ' ABSTRACT CO., Tho only complete Ti tle System In Jackson County, ,-: .- v ; Abstracts of Title and 1 ''Title Insurance. - '' Arctntect FRANK O. CLARK 8 19 W. Main St. ' Phone 841-J.' - , Attorney;- O. C. BOOGS Lawyer. Specializes In Real Estate and Probate Law. 80 : North Central At. t PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law, -, rooms 8 and 9, Medtord National Bank Building, n ! xt - A. B. REAME3 Lawyer, otf Ice lu E. E. KELLY Lawysr. Resumed prac tice ot law. Office with Porter J - :.'.'.', Medford Nat'l Bank Bids. ' ' . - 1 ' '.'" v-:' .- - ', , p:otc stcvew McMaiius BUSINESS DIREOTOItr , Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT; BRICK BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all kinds of cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. Chiropractic Physician DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Electro-Therapy. 427 2 8 Medtord Bldg. Phone 965. tf DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectlo Physician. DR. LOUISE E. HEDGES Naturopathic Chiro practlr. Mechano-Therapy, Spon- i dylotherapy. Food Sciences, Chiro practic. .Office: Stewart Bldg, 235 E. Main St, Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J-2. ? DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractio I'hyslcian. Office bra. 9 to 12, 2 to 6, ' Suite 203-04-05-00, Liberty Building, Convalescent Home OOWVALESCENT HOME, facing Jlthla juim, nmiiuim miK unu nest uuru; also take doctors' patients and give . best ot care.-. Terms reasonable. ': Mrs. W. M. Barber, 153 Granite St. Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. WIV son, O. P. A., Attention given ta anything in Accounting and In ' come Tax requirements. Look Int4 ' our simplified' accounting method) i Liberty, Bldg., Medford.'' Phon I 157-R.. ' . '-. ;v. ' ,'.- Farm loans ROGUE RIVER FARM LOAN ASS'N .Loans to pay mortgages and tot agricultural. Attorney E. H. Hurd, Becy.-Treas..' 411 Medford Bids. ' .-'"'' Osteopaths " .' iR?FG?CARLO,l . , ; CARLO W Osteopathic Physiclansj 416-418 . Liberty . Bldg. (Phot 9Q4-J-2. Residence 26 S.. Laurel St, DR. W. W. HOWARD--Osteopathl Physician. ' special attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat, SOf Liberty building.- Phone- 41t r. Physicians and Burgeons -4 T. O. HEINE, M. D. Physlolan and Burgeon.; Specialty, Eye, Ear, Nom and Throat, Glasses scientifically fitted and properly adjusted. Offioa 314-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape and Main -Sts. --i i -' ; i DR. J. J. EMMONS Physician add Surgeon. . Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and .throat. .Eye scien tifically tested - and- glasses'' sun- ; plied. Oculist -and Aurlst tor 8. P. k. k. (jo., Meatora mag. Phone 567. '.' . - V . : ;..-' fi. .; ' c ' DR. WM.' W, P, HOLT Physician and 'Surgeon, unices Medford Bldg, Phone 165. Residence lit Genesee St. Phone 105-J-2. DR.." A.. BURSELL Physician and surgeon,, ?i? to 314 Medford Bldg, Entrance, ; 35 N. Central, . Special attention to spine; Phone 2. - . ' Piano Instructions FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher t . Piano and - Harmony. Composing, Arranging., studio 318 Liberty Bldg. . Phone 72. r.;.' SADIE ',. E.j LACY Piano instructor. Special work for children. - Studio 301. Liberty Bldg. Phone 157-J.; 88 Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., ha the 1 best equipped printing office la . Southern Oregon. . Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing system, etc - Portland prices, 27 N. Fir 8c Rug Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS ' makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rug. - Fhon 610tM 706 Pine St ' ' - -il Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE- CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone ! 815. Prices right. Service guar anteed. . - '' : ' ' ! DAV13 TRANSFER AND STORAGB CO. Anything moved day ot night. . Service guaranteed. It , Grape. Phone: Office (44, or ' w I4t.l nr IM ! . M Upholstering J. WEIS Upholstery. Manufacturer - of overstuffed furniture. Full Una of materials. . Draperies made to order. We do all kinds Of upholster. ' ing. We . deliver and will call and ; show samples. Phone 202, Jackson. ' vllle, Ore, ;- n' AaklMiM Serriat FkMM ' OOCOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOO Medff ;fFWmn ra 'fyTm ",C''L?e""